normally i would be mad there is more puzzle
but this is rather entertaining
puns always appreciated
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I am not into your puzzle(cause it's hard for me i'm not a native speaker) but i love that f*****g song ,
I AM FREE AS A BİRD NOW!!!
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Wish I had more time for this as it's been a fun brain teaser. I got half of them on the second round before the hints a few days ago and have come back a few times since then but just haven't been able to crack any more of them even with the hints. Anyway, thanks!
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The English language is very strange. I've compiled a small list of errata, can I get a bug fix?
Games are selected from the last two Humble Monthly bundles. (There are some region restrictions on certain games.) GAs end on the 15th.
Standard sgtools rules apply.
Mood music
Solutions, part 1:
Q1: Pleasant sound from your child's room
(8, 8) Sounds like she's having fun.
daughter laughter
Q2: A possessed citrus
(5, 5) Some sugar water tames this devil.
demon lemon
Q3: An unrefined crucifix
(5, 5) It might also be covered in something repulsive.
gross cross
Q4: Stamps that someone refuses to return
(7, 7) Maybe he'd return them if we paid a ransom?
hostage postage
Q5: Dull product from a coffee shop
(5, 5) It's not very shiny. (And far from black. The typically American term for it. Hope that helps folks.)
matte latte
Q6: The bubbles atop a viking's mug
(4, 4) Smells like honey. (I'm told the word for the bubbles is not common outside of America/UK?)
mead head
Q7: One who more recently joined the quilting bee
(5, 5) She's learned how to thread a needle, at least.
newer sewer
Q8: What you use to press a doorbell
(6, 6) You may have to take your mittens off.
ringer finger
Q9: In the direction of the gutless
(7, 7) ((6, 6) also accepted) That direction seems to be away from the battle.
toward(s) coward(s)
Q10: The body part a wizard could least afford to injure
(4, 4) Well, he has another, but he's much more capable with that one.
wand hand
Completing part 1 revealed a train of 6 GAs, and part 2 (gating 6 more GAs):
Q1: An allotment of charge from a battery
(6, 6) We have to conserve the battery's chemicals, so that's all you'll get today.
cation ration
Q2: Pours off trigonometric functions
(7, 7) Don't fully invert the bottle, unless someone else co-signed the insurance. ;) (That wink means I've engaged in a little wordplay, rather than hinting exact meanings.)
decants secants
Q3: A brief respite, but totally aberrant
(5, 5) Alternatively, we really didn't expect that part of the machine to fracture.
freak break
Q4: A friendly rejection
(6, 6) Cleopatra is the queen of it. ;)
genial denial
Q5: A bet made over a drink
(5, 5) The stakes are high, but don't go pale. Maybe the drink will restore your amber complexion.
lager wager
Q6: A serviceman stationed in a more humid environment
(7, 7) If he's "stationary" in that environment, it will probably grow on him. ;)
moldier soldier
Q7: Contemplates amazing things
(7, 7) 7 is an apt number here.
ponders wonders
Q8: A gash in her makeup
(5, 5) She may have to touch up her ruby cheeks.
rouge gouge
Q9: A reduced price for nobility
(8, 8) Baron Trump isn't high enough to qualify. ;)
viscount discount
Q10: A newer living room chair
(7, 7) The prior one was really showing its age.
younger lounger
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